Exclusive: NFL owners and players discussed President Trump and Colin Kaepernick at a private meeting in October. The Times obtained a recording.https://nyti.ms/2FgfJn2
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Here are the most biting comments NFL owners made about President Trumphttps://nyti.ms/2HvuicM
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Most Americans believe he should attack his country on his own time and enjoy his unemployment.
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Not most Americans.
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I've told this to people, they didn't even try and argue it, they just flat out don't care
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Shame on the
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Well gee, no kidding. It's called owning a business. Profits are what they are suppose to produce. Thanks for the obvious statement.
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It’s always “a business” until a key player leaves in free agency for $$$. Then it’s supposed to be about loyalty, passion, and desire...
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wrong. The player's demands are more than the owner wants to pay. It's always about money.
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Not at all wrong. When a player leaves to another in team in FA for a better offer fans especially they call the guy a traitor, question his loyalty, his passion for the game... it’s a business to you until it comes time for a player to take a “hometown discount” and he don’t.
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not arguing with you anymore. Not worth my time.
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it’s not an argument. The proof is in the simple fact that fans burn jerseys when players sign with another team. The proof is in fans calling players traitors for putting money in front of team loyalty. The proof is in ppl questioning a player’s love of the game...
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He is definitely better than most backups and a few starters right now.
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Definitely better than RG3 who was signed by Baltimore
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Until Kaepernick is on a roster I boycott NFL & every channel that televise their games.
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And that’s why players are players & coaches are coaches. If players knew talent, they’d all be player/coaches and they are not.
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Coaches don't sign "talent." GM's and the front office does...
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They evaluate the talent & know who should be on the roster then on the field more than the GM. If the GM did more than the coach a coach wouldn’t be needed. You know the point I’m making regardless
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No... that's not what you said. GMs and owners take little to no advice from the coaches on free agents and resignings. Those that do are the exception, not the rule. Are you honestly telling me that Kaepernick can't be a 2nd or 3rd string QB in the league? C'mon.
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Kaps QBR was 23/30 among 1st string QBs in the 2016 season. There are about 85 total QBs in the NFL. Regardless of who does what in the front or back office, Kap was statistically better than at least 60 other pro QBs.
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Sure. In that system with that coach who are gone
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That’s a non-sequitur. Kap didn’t have the opportunity to succeed or fail in any new system b/c despite his top quartile QBR in 2016, he was sidelined the following season for exercising his 1st amendment rights.
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